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That the great sympathetic nerve takes its rise from the spinal marrow , and that the particular character of that nerve is to bring every part to which it is distributed under the immediate influence of the whole nervous power .
That the great sympathetic nerve takes its rise from the spinal marrow , and that the particular character of that nerve is to bring every part to which it is distributed under the immediate influence of the whole nervous power .
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According to the arrangement more commonly adopted , it will frequently happen that a particular branch of science presents itself long before the fundamental principles on which it depends have been considered , and some years may ...
According to the arrangement more commonly adopted , it will frequently happen that a particular branch of science presents itself long before the fundamental principles on which it depends have been considered , and some years may ...
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6 Diagnosis is general and particular . - The general Diagnosis comprises several important points to which particular attention has been paid in the ensuing pages . First , the distinction between symptoms and diseases has been every ...
6 Diagnosis is general and particular . - The general Diagnosis comprises several important points to which particular attention has been paid in the ensuing pages . First , the distinction between symptoms and diseases has been every ...
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